The phrase "as to appraise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention of evaluating or assessing something.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the project as to appraise its potential impact on the community."
Alternatives: "in order to evaluate" or "for the purpose of assessing".
Customer Value Analysis is demanded for theme parks to identify potential customers as well as to appraise customer value through the setting of the annual pass.
The aim of this review is, therefore, to bring the TMC into the limelight so as to appraise it as an attractive functional polymer for nanomedicine applications which is facing oversight, at present, by regulatory agencies and manufacturers.
In all cases, ten fields (×40 magnification) were assessed and a minimum of 100 cells were evaluated in the designated areas, so as to appraise the lesion as a whole.
We hypothesized that we could increase students' frequency of searching for evidence by focusing on how to find evidence, as well as how to appraise it.
In the first trial, we taught students in the intervention group how to search for evidence as well as how to appraise evidence.
Few are as qualified to appraise the instrumentals of those acolytes as Michael Buchanan, the 42-year-old Detroit expat, Dilla confidante/aficionado, producer, and DJ also known as House Shoes.
"I do not," Jackson writes, "set myself up as one to appraise the mental processes of the president" -- a credo with few, if any, adherents today.
Additionally, the LRP intervals are commonly identified with high water saturation, which makes such intervals of low interest to the extent that they are discarded as attractive to appraise, particularly when oil prices are low.
It's drilled into us as journalists to appraise the credibility of sources.
As trustees progress through their board career, it's useful to do regular self-appraisals, as well as encouraging the whole board to appraise itself annually as well.
For Winn Van Meter, three days spent on the island, ostensibly in celebration of his oldest daughter's wedding, are just as much an occasion to appraise his social circle and gauge his eligibility for yet more refined ones.
